Sermon Notes

(Teacher Dedication)  This message is an admonition on the seriousness of being a teacher...............................................................Pg. 3.

Romans 8:26-34 reveals three intercessors—us, the Holy Ghost, and the Son of God. The Holy Ghost makes paw-lal intercession through us, making an opening in our old heart. Then He comes with paw-gah intercession to clean out our old heart. And Christ joins in heaven at the right hand of God.

Please explain the sword in Psalm 17:13. David went through different levels of prayer, trying to tell God what to do. The message explains the two reasons that God left Saul on the throne after the anointing was lifted from him.

Please explain the difference between the Books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes. It seems that Proverbs has to do with seeking Wisdom, Understanding, and Knowledge, and a merry heart. But in Ecclesiastes everything reverses. The theme is vanity, all is vanity, and mourning is good for the heart.

This message goes back to the fourth thing that comes out of the Throne — the Fiery Flames that are mentioned in Daniel 7:9,10. And this fits with the Fourth Commandment: “Remember the sabbath day,  to keep it holy” (Exodus 20:8).

Job 2:3: How can Satan move God? Job was perfect in His spiritual education, but he was lacking in his moral development, for he was ministering out of pride. God used this occasion to perfect Job.

(1994 Training Convention) The third thing that comes out of the Throne is the sapphire stone that is mentioned in Exodus 24:9-11. And this Scripture fits with the Third Commandment.  “Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain!”

(1994 Training Convention) This message skips to the ninth thing that comes out of the Throne, which is the Slain Lamb that is mentioned in Revelation 5:1-5. This also pertains to the ninth Commandment: “Thou shalt not bear false witness.”

This message explains the punishment the Earth received whenever its world of inhabitants sinned against the LORD’s Name. The original Earth was cast into the the shakh-ath Pit when its world of inhabitants sinned against the yodor Wisdom of the LORD’s Name.

Psalm 69:9 says: “For the zeal of thine house hath eaten me up; and the reproaches of them that reproached thee are fallen upon me.” This was a prophecy of what the Son of God would experience at Calvary. When Jesus Christ hung upon Calvary’s Cross, all the reproaches that had fallen upon the Father in the previous Creations fell upon Him.

(Missionary Night) The great commission given in Luke 24:45-47 says to preach repentance and remission to all nations. The Hebrew word for repentance, shoob, means to return to the starting point.

(1994 Ministerial Convention) This message deals with the ninth class of gratitude. In Luke 14:1-11, Jesus healed a man who had dropsy, which is a picture of greed in the spiritual realm. In this chapter, Jesus took the place of a lawyer and asked the Pharisees and lawyers, “Is it lawful to heal on the sabbath day?”

(1994 Ministerial Convention) In Matthew 12:18-20, Jesus said that He would not break a bruised reed nor quench a smoking flax. This message shows His gratitude and respect for small life and small light even in the natural realm.

1994 Ministerial Convention) Point number four of the Bride’s Sabbatical Gratitude is Humility Gratitude for spiritual food from the Goodness (kheh-sed) of the LORD’s Holy Name. The Sabbath Day Bread brings Sabbath Day rest.